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Reply With Quotedamnit! I just noticed the weird blurring of the tree caused by the hdr software...oh well, back to the drawing board!
This is a discussion on Sky on Fire within the Critiques forums, part of the Photography & Fine art photography category; On the way home the other evening, after picking up my son from daycare, I spotted the makings of a ...
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On the way home the other evening, after picking up my son from daycare, I spotted the makings of a beautiful sunset, and knew that I could make it to this farm location with time to spare....
Image by Justin Ryan sr, on Flickr
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damnit! I just noticed the weird blurring of the tree caused by the hdr software...oh well, back to the drawing board!
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Still a nice photo! That snow fence threw me for a second though!
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did you shoot in raw? if so, forget the expsoure merge and work on just one of the images.
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I have to agree. Looking at the photo I don't see much detail that you would really need to do an HDR. Contrast boosts for the sky color. You can definitely see the movment in the trees and clouds.Originally Posted by Bambi
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It was actually a four shot pano, that is why there appears to be motion....I have another rendition coming soon.......
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